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… to acknowledge God's justice, and to bow to the supremacy of Christ, his character remains unchanged. The spirit of rebellion, like a mighty torrent, again …

… and acknowledge it without deception or hypocrisy. Like the poor publican, not lifting up so much as his eyes unto heaven, he will cry, “God be merciful to me a …

… we acknowledge that what God gives us is not for ourselves alone. God gives to us in trust, that we may feed the hungry.—( Thoughts From the Mount of Blessing, 111 …

… , and acknowledge that the living God is above every earthly power.

To acknowledge that we cannot fully comprehend the great truths of the Bible is only to admit that the finite mind is inadequate to grasp the infinite; that man, with his limited, human knowledge, cannot understand the purposes of Omniscience.

… will acknowledge their ignorance of the things of God, and will take their place as humble learners at the feet of Jesus, the Master Teacher.— The Acts of the …

… and acknowledge God, and then He will direct our path.— Letter 120, 1896 .

… to acknowledge him as a man of honor.— Letter 3, 1878 .

… to acknowledge that heavenly things are superior to the things of earth, and yet the depraved heart of man leads him to give precedence to the things of the …

… to acknowledge your wrong before Him whom you have wounded by transgression and rebellion. It lifts you up before men and angels; for “he that humbleth himself …

… gospel acknowledge no standard but the perfection of the divine character....

… will acknowledge their utter unworthiness, and like Jacob will plead the promises of God through Christ, made to just such dependent, helpless, repenting …

… gospel acknowledge no standard but the perfection of the divine character. ...

… powers acknowledge the supremacy of the Prince of life. The angel host prostrate themselves before Him, while the glad shout fills all the courts of heaven …

… was acknowledged sovereign of heaven, His power and authority to be the same as that of God Himself.

… wise acknowledge. God's Word is fulfilling; the wicked are binding themselves up in bundles ready to be burned.

… will acknowledge the source of his power.... Self-knowledge leads to humility and to trust in God, but it does not take the place of efforts for self-improvement …

… moment acknowledge Satan's temptations as being in harmony with your own mind. Turn from them as you would from the adversary himself. Satan's work is to …

… . They acknowledge not a superior power. They give not God the glory which He claims, and which is due to His great and excellent Majesty. Satan's object is thus …

… continually acknowledge—by words, by dress, by deportment—our relationship to God. Humility should take the place of pride; sobriety, of levity; and devotion …